Mental Health Counselor Supervisor

Essential Duties & Responsibilities

• Provide leadership, program development, education, coordination, training, direction, and supervision to the mental health therapy staff.
• Meet all applicable state (OMHAS), CARF, and Medicaid standards at all times.
• Provide clinical and work supervision to therapists to ensure quality care and staff competence as those individuals function in the agency.
• Perform various diagnostic and assessment procedures, as well as provide supervision to other staff members in diagnostic and assessment services.
• Ensure adequate preparation of the counseling and psychotherapy program in the event of any disaster or other type of critical incident.
• Conducting periodic reviews, in consultation with administrator of existing agency policies and procedures, assisting administrator in the drafting and submitting of proposed changes for Board’s consideration.
• Maintain contact with family members/guardians, referral sources, and authorized outside sources, as necessary, in regard to various issues regarding treatment activities/progress.

Qualifications

• Licensure: LISW, LPCC-S, or LICDC (Candidates with newly acquired licenses are encouraged to apply).
• Possess Ohio Independent Licensure preference.
• Interact in a pleasant and professional manner with other employees, physicians, providers, patients, and patient’s families to promote a team effort through cooperation and respect for fellow employees.
• Organizational skills, writing, speaking clearly, answering telephone, fine dexterity, handling and gripping.
• Calculating, interpreting information, analyzing, assessing, evaluating, explaining, teaching, attention to detail, memory and reasoning.
• Satisfactory drug screen and background checks.

Benefits

• Competitive salary
• Comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, vision and 401(K)
• Generous paid time off accrual
• Excellent growth and development opportunities
• Satisfying and rewarding work striving to overcome the opioid epidemic